There is lots of disruption on the roads in Nottingham city centre this morning due to an ongoing police investigation. Nottingham City Transport (NCT) said that nine of its bus services were unable to serve parts of the city centre this morning. In a tweet at around 7am, the operator said: "Lilac, Blue and Red Line services are diverting entering the City because of an incident on Parliament Street."
The services affected are the 25,26,27,39,40,41,43 and 44. "Buses are normal route to Pryzm and will then divert via Glasshouse Street, left Huntingdon Street, left Woodborough Road, left Mansfield Road, straight on Milton Street and then right into Parliament Street to normal route and their King or Queen Street terminus," they added.
Several roads in the area are also cordoned off. A section of Lower Parliament Street, Broad Street and parts of Old Lenton Street are also closed to traffic. Police investigations are continuing after a man died after he was assaulted in Nottingham city centre. The man, aged in his 30s, subsequently collapsed in Lower Parliament Street, Nottingham, shortly before 2am this morning.
